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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
7
One year, postage paid. Six months, postage paid. Grogie copies invariably in advance. Entered at the post office at Sidney Nebraska as second class matter.
Don’t experiment with kidney trouble and back pain. Mrs G H Green of Sterling Colorado reports relief after using Deans Kidney Pills, noting improved vision and removal of backache. The medicine costs 50c at dealers, and the ad promotes Noan’s Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Second of a series on purebred cattle industry reviews the Aberdeen Angus in the beef market. It traces postwar price shifts, supply shortages and the rebound of breeding herds, noting demand, regional production, and the advantages of Aberdeen Angus calves for profit. It calls for reinvestment in breeding and cites associations and literature for interested farmers.
Secret service chief traps a young woman in an office with a coded telegram. A cipher about peaches and raspberry jam unravels as the couple explains their mystery marriage and a baby in an apartment, exposing no real bomb materials.
Judge Chas Evans Hughes champions supervised play for boys as a path to honesty and steadiness. Redpath Horner Chautauqua expands this work in cities, with a local committee welcoming a supervisor to run playground and storytelling hours for children. Tickets for children priced at $1 for the full program.
The four-year-old dark gray horse, almost a ton, will stand at the Olson place one and a half miles west of Sidney during the season 1917 the first part of each week. On Wednesdays Thursdays Sundays and Saturdays it will stand at the North Side livery barn under C. D. Hellwig. Stud fee is 12 50 for a live colt. If ownership changes or horse leaves the country, the service fee becomes due at once. Precautions taken but owner not liable for accidents.
The Sidney Chautauqua begins today and runs for five days. It promises to improve health by boosting blood, aiding digestion, regulating bowels, and increasing appetite. A spring tonic Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised at 36c by Wath Pharmacy.
A listing notes an office suite at 224 Logan Count Bank Building in Sterling Colorado. The brief description highlights available space and location within the local financial district.
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